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apparently 25R, 1K, 10K and maybe change also 5K
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apparently 25R, 1K, 10K and maybe change also 5K
peranders
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Sorry, not quite!
A bit 5K at B and A
Not 7.5k
Not 500
If you want to hear my point of view of this, go for the input stage. This part is allways the most sensitive in all respects.
My point of view in this is that the semiconductors are the most sound giving parts and changing resistors, especially to Caddock is just just waste of money.
Why don't you develop the current generators more for example, wilson mirrors maybe.
Otherwise I think this circuit is rather well-balanced.
A bit 5K at B and A
Not 7.5k
Not 500
If you want to hear my point of view of this, go for the input stage. This part is allways the most sensitive in all respects.
My point of view in this is that the semiconductors are the most sound giving parts and changing resistors, especially to Caddock is just just waste of money.
Why don't you develop the current generators more for example, wilson mirrors maybe.
Otherwise I think this circuit is rather well-balanced.
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I think that from those 1K and 10K resistors used in feedback there should be a benefit from better resistor types.. am I wrong?
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Indeed but those were included since I mentioned to unimportant ones.
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I have an amp based on Antness' v1 board. I was interested in upgrading the resistors from little brown dale-vishays to tants or caddocks. Could someone tell me which resistors are actually in the signal path?
Thanks.
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